Who is called the Father of Scientific Management?

AMax Weber

BElton Mayo

CF. W. Taylor

DHenri Fayol

Answer & Solution

Correct answer: C. F. W. Taylor

1. He was an American mechanical engineer. 2. Taylor proposed science instead of rule of thumb. 3. Fayol is the Father of General Management. _Source: syllabus Business Studies Part I, Chapter 2, Principles of Management._

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